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It wasn’t exactly a goaltending clinic, nor was it a display of how to run a power play as the Victoria Grizzlies collapsed in a 7-3 thumping at the hands of the visiting Powell River Kings on Tuesday night at The Q Centre.

The Victoria Royals began their run on a four-games-in-five-night gauntlet through some tough Western Hockey League cities on Tuesday night with a setback in Moose Jaw, losing 7-4 to the league-leading Warriors in front of 3,376 fans at Mosaic Place.

Kyle Habkirk’s rink from the Victoria Curling Club earned the second of two berths available for provincials at the Junior Open Playdowns in Osoyoos over the weekend.

The Victoria Grizzlies should have plenty of momentum heading into tonight’s game against the visiting Powell River Kings at The Q Centre.

Moose Jaw, Swift Current and Medicine Hat represent the small-market heartland of the Western Hockey League. The Warriors (19-5-1), Broncos (17-5-2) and Tigers (15-9) are also darn good this season.

There is a reason they play the song Brick House by the Commodores on the PA at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre in honour of Griffen Outhouse. The Victoria Royals goaltender is just that.

Few sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ West championships in other sports can boast the number of internationals featured in the conference’s swimming championships taking place this weekend at Saanich Commonwealth Place.

Victoria Grizzlies goaltender Zack Rose began the weekend smelling like a rose.

Fiji again proved the gap between the world top-10 and the second-tier is massive in rugby. The No. 10 Fijians, far too fast and elusive, ran across nine tries and blitzed No.

Spectrum and its predecessor, Mount View, were best known for field sports other than football.